New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
SEEN IN MlNY PARTS OF TOWN
PEOPLE AND THINGS WHICH ATTRACTED
STROLLER on SATURDAY.

PEOPLE AND THINGS WHICH ATTRACTED
STROLLER on SATURDAY.
There are no royal roads in Ncw-iok for the COM
mon every day stroller. He must expect to brush
elbows with the millionaire and the beggar the ne
chanc and the labOrer, the poet and the philosopher
the banker and the SPECTATOR whether he taxes MS
chances of Sightseeing Ffhaye. and Broadway or In
the Bowery and Avenue a. New-lork Is great
mixture of ups and downs like Manhattan Island tsef
which is all up and down. "Thc Tribune stroller
as he STATED out Saturday lad Cornelius Wander
bnt pass him on one side, while a solemn old man
with long gray beard begged for nicke on the
other side. The Stroller climbed the stairs OF an
elevated station and presently found himself in car
with twenty Italians, Chinese huntTyEan. ana
crowd Of brokers OF their way down to Wall-St
IIe walked down Wast. and encountered N les tine
than IL takes TO write Sidney Vooiiett the rcacI
with SLOUGH Lat set back and siding his long
black locks General Stewart l.. NOOMold, WIN lis
bland face wrcathed IN genuine Il o.lyn smile .
A. Jobb the IOrtly Buffalo man who invented The
lannon's system Of checks ON railroad conductors which
Is used on the NcwYork Central; John WEIGH. pros
porous banker of Franklin, PENN stout, Tounliiced
and joviai, who has Just sold natural gas wen 10
New-York people and is in happy mood boss Dc
toward the Custom House with the air Of man VITO
intended to get yes or no answer eAICVnec tS
news! oh, l know how to head You ch.,P7 oIn.t ~
10 ask you Uni Ia for Tai1e TIer is no ono else
W j. Florence the &C or. in short Dghtcoorcd
oVercoar that makes hm look souter than ever; flah
Hermann, whose name j. prominent In Hebrew charl
ties and who has Just returned from Eueaa spring.
ARK which lie pTOnOunces a great resort dcstlhcl ~
rival Hot Springs and many Others that The pcho
gets worn short In recording them
Turning uptown again the first encounter Of mote i
with the veteran Snowman, Phlnea- j. Barilun re y
buying tickets of George l. Ion iGp M lon a', nav
own medicine In buying these ucAets, ne say7,
have no reason to grOwl at the price because can
remember very well that charged iheth anu twenty
,tolIa- tor tifl.pf far
Andrew s Draper State Commissioner of Educa.
of the Fifth Avenue Hotel his way 10 the station
to return to Albany His official life appears 10 agIce
with him for although he Is getting gray he l. also
gaining in flesh. Looking back over his cApeIcn' a.
i'm 1884 and forward to lSoe, Mr.. Draper says Inc
need of the Rcr ublican party IN this state i aoV
all things a leader. / do not mean by that Dos
Of the fanccd Tyre which was set ~ In una .inaoh
but a brOadmindea man who has pubic conbdeh" anu
esteem and could lead the people for their own good
The times are ripe for such a man"
Near the Gilscy House / found John d. Carson, who
Is one OF the best known railroad men In ihc Wc,t.
He i, n handsome man of fifty with brown Wu-thrhc
and goatce watch wi b eOdbound eyeglasses give HIM
an appearance not easily mistaken or forgotten nc
making "A double record a. a TalrOld man ior, MS
son James d. Carson Is following In his fahers iOo',
stems and Is one Of youngest general managers Oh
railroad In the country The sons road Is the west
Indiana.
Senator Frank Hlscocls streaming blue nechte Is
Observable as that statesman j. seen In Broadway.
Mr. Uscock has been in Ncw-York TO dine with
Charles a. Dana. The dinner evidently agreed WIN
him, for he sni'cs and bows right ana ieit as ~
na.ses along There Is not little Political gossip
over this dinner Of the democratic editor to the Ic
publican Senator